What do these idioms mean?

304 pages. Language: English. Publisher: Hyperion. Publication date: March 3, 1999. Grade level: 8 and up. Reading age: 13 years and up. Many languages lexically or morphologically distinguish inclusive uses of the first person plural pronoun—those that refer to the speaker and the addressee(s), ... Jul 16, 2008 ... The first-person plural pronoun used by a king or queen to refer to himself or herself, for example, “We are not amused,” a line attributed to Queen Victoria. Two recent short films by documentary filmmaker Connor O'Keefe bookend three newly digitized portrait films from the 1960s and 70s. Feb 12, 2025 ... The power of the 1st person plural. Why it's time to tell our stories from another point of view. Plus a free event to reignite your creativity ... Aug 3, 2022 ... Below, I've picked out some of my favorite examples of collective narration. It's not an exhaustive list, and it's not really a list of 'crime books' in a ... Oct 17, 2022 ... Yes, the personal pronoun we and the related pronouns us, ours, and ourselves are all first-person. These are the first-person plural pronouns ( ... Rule 1 ; I, First person singular, Plural verb, I like chocolates. ; We, First person plural, Plural verb, We like chocolates. ; You, Second person singular/plural ... Jan 25, 2018 ... The answer is that democracies are held together by something stronger than politics. There is a “first-person plural”, a pre-political loyalty. May 14, 2014 ... Jeffrey Eugenides' debut novel The Virgin Suicides is one of the most famous examples of the first-person plural; it's narrated retrospectively ...